TRON DAO: Pioneering Web3 Growth at ETH Denver 2025

TRON DAO, a community-governed decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), played a significant role in fostering Web3 growth at ETH Denver 2025, serving as the Golden Sponsor of the highly anticipated CUBE Summit. The event, held in Denver, Colorado, brought together some of the brightest minds in the blockchain industry, providing a platform for innovative ideas and collaborations.

The CUBE Summit, led by BuidlerDAO, marked the first-ever collaboration among twelve distinguished university blockchain clubs, including Cambridge, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, NYU, Oxford, Princeton, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UPenn, and Yale. The summit aimed to cultivate emerging talent and foster innovative projects, paving the way for the next generation of crypto leaders.

TRON DAO's involvement in the event was multifaceted. On Day 2 of ETH Denver, Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson of TRON DAO, engaged in a keynote session with a packed crowd, discussing stablecoins and payments. Elfarra also served as a judge for the CUBE Summit's Pitch Sessions, a platform for innovative projects to be built, showcased, and pitched. Additionally, TRON DAO co-hosted CUBE Talent Night alongside BuidlerDAO and Blockchain at Berkeley, providing valuable insights and opportunities for developers and entrepreneurs shaping the future of the Web3 ecosystem.

TRON DAO's participation in ETH Denver and sponsorship of the CUBE Summit highlighted its commitment to supporting blockchain innovation, aligning with the mission of TRON Builders League (TBL), an incubator program launched on February 19, 2025. TBL empowers blockchain developers by offering mentorship, ecosystem integration, and a funding pool of up to $10 million.

TRON DAO, founded in September 2017 by H.E. Justin Sun, is dedicated to accelerating the decentralization of the internet via blockchain technology and dApps. As of March 2025, the TRON blockchain has recorded over 290 million total user accounts, more than 9.6 billion total transactions, and over $21 billion in total value locked (TVL), based on TRONSCAN.